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Condolence: Dear Jean and family, it has about been a year since Your beloved Ralph passed away. I know the first anniversaries of a death of a loved one can elicit many different emotions. I hope you all can share all of those emotions and can feel Ralph's presence in your hearts.
This has given me an opportunity to reminisce through my memories of Ralph and I discovered I have many great memories of him. What a delightful person he was!
Take care, with love Kandi ✨

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Condolence: Hi, I am so soory to hear of Ralph's passing. My condolences to his family and friends. Mr. Johnson was my teacher at WHS from 81-83. Of all the teachers, I have had in my life- his teaching, and the memories of him as a person, remain the clearest and dearest to me, to this day. I am travelling to the USA this fall, and, I googled Mr. Johnson, in the hopes of seeing him again. Alas, that will not come to pass. I am happy in the knowledge that Ralph led a good life, full of curiosity, fun, sports, family- and, I am grateful that he was in my life. I have much to thank him for. Colleen Conrad, Bremen, Germany

Condolence: Dearest Jean and Family:
May God ease your hour of sorrow and surround you with His Love and may it bring you strength to know Our Father's house above is a House of Many Mansions where His Son has set aside "special places" near Him for His Loved ones to abide.
We know you all are blessed with love and peace.
Until you meet with Ralph again on the "other side" ...
With Deepest Sympathy
Ron and Jeanne Hall
Ronda, Joe and Katie Schimpf
Randy and Betsy Hall
Robin and Tim Whitten

Condolence: I met Ralph when he and I began teaching at Sproul Junior High. He continued on at Widefield High School while I moved to Cheyenne Mountain. We both started coaching the boys tennis teams, and I always looked forward to those matches. Ralph would catch me up on what he and his family were doing. I would see Ralph from time to time at various functions around town. The last time was at the Pikes Peak Center where Ralph was acting as an usher. He was quick to tell me about his grandson playing basketball at Lewis Palmer High School. Ralph was a devoted family man and very proud of his family. He will certainly be missed by all those who knew him

Condolence: I was so sorry to hear of Ralph's passing. I remember him very fondly. He was so kind, gentle, and quite funny. I respected him as a teacher, as a boss (at the pool) and most as a friend. He had a unique way of adding levity to any situation and making us all smile even in the tough times. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Jean and the kids and grandkids. Remember to hold on to all of the wonderful memories Ralph has given all of you. Sincerely, Kandi Cooke Parker

Condolence: I'm sorry I didn't have the privilege of knowing Mr. Johnson personally. But I came across his obituary and felt very bad about your family's loss. I wanted to share something with you that gave me great comfort at a time of sorrow. It's found in the Bible at Revelation 21:3,4 where it talks about a future time where pain and death would be things of the past and Acts 24:15 that speaks of a future resurrection.

Please accept my deepest sympathy.

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Condolence: I have many fond memories of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson from junior high on--babysitting their eldest child, learning to play tennis, trying to learn some gymnastics moves. But mostly I remember the positive, encouraging words and humor from Ralph. I'm sorry for your family's loss.